The Norton Anthology of Literature by Women: The Traditions in English

Everybody should own a copy of this. It's abso-frikkin-lutely brilliant. Some of the authors/poets included:Sylvia PlathCharlotte Perkins GilmanThe Bronte SistersJane AustenAlice WalkerMargaret Atwood...

This is an amazing book that gives a very comprehensive selection of women writers in the English language. It includes three novels and has poetry, plays, fiction, non-fiction from women. This anthol...

Oh my god, I found it!It is no hyperbole to say that this book saved my life. I stole it off the shelves from my high school's bookstore & through it found many authors that would have taken me years ...

This book is a fantastic resource, not just for the literature itself, but really for the chapters the authors wrote the historical/literary context for each era. Those sections alone are worth readin...

This gigantic tome contains works by woman from Julian of Norwich and Anne Bradstreet to the Brontes to Dorothy Parker to Sexton and Plath to Maya Angelou.I own a copy, but wouldn't give it up if you ...

This book has been a bedside table read for me since 1995. It offers a great selection of female writings spanning from the fourteenth to the end of the twentieth centuries. A great read showcasing th...

Still referencing this work and dipping into it for great selections from a marvelously rich canon....

In this Norton anthology, I enjoyed a beautiful tapestry of many women writers' poems, essays, letters, or excerpts of works (or whole works). I loved Anne Bradstreet's poetry, Abigail Adams' letters ...

An anothology well representing women lit, used by Bender in a class at Alma. There are some good pieces in it, and nothing against the feminists of the world -- I surround myself with empowered women...

This is the textbook for my terrifically useless Feminism 101 indoctrination masquerading as an online Women and Literature class. I would much rather read entire books by women authors rather than tr...